Not already! Sims decked out for the upcoming season!
The Trans Siberian Pachelbel
This enchanting build is called “Let it Snow” ( by Milly Sharple) and well worth a visit!
and an image I took when I was in Ireland will begin a fairy tale
“Why this isn’t the same place at all!” said Miss Alice Beamish, “and where’s unicorn?” She looked around the sparkling woodlands in dismay! On top of everything else Mother had burned all the eat -me cookies except for the two Alice held – one in each hand. She was very hungry and was therefore having a hard time leaving a few crumbs to mark the path. There wouldn’t be much of a trail to follow back home. A beautiful conservatory was visible through the frosty trees but as she approached she saw it was empty and abandoned. Not far away snow powder gently drifted around a lonely carousel. Sadly the paused animals looked as though they had frozen during the night. Not a single person was waiting to ride.
Alice wondered where everyone was? What strange enchantment had occurred here? She entered the empty glass ballroom and shivered slightly. Outside she could see the sparkling snow descending gently over the silent world, and remembering a trick her brother taught her, she stood very still and looked straight up into the glass cupola. After a few moments of concentration she was at the center of a universe of falling snowflakes.
She felt her stomach drop as the sensation of ascent began. A perfect garden spaceship had taken flight. The trick was working and everything had reversed. The snow no longer fell but hung motionless in space as the conservatory was propelled upward, higher and higher into the heavens. Hundreds of hissing stars were shot from invisible bows and blazed by the window panes, melting Winter Jack’s lacy artwork. Alice heard the echoing oboe of the solar wind interspersed with the percussive swoosh of meteorites and spinning planets! The smaller shooting stars reverberated like Tibetan Singing Bowls. “Why this is a place of music and dancing after all!” she exclaimed holding her hands over her ears as the floor tipped this way and that. At once she became aware that the illuminated yule tree in the middle of the room was pointing toward the Constellation of Taurus. They were definitely heading in the direction of Aldebaran and she knew now she wouldn’t be back in time for tea.
– for more illustrated story and to meet the unicorn check out the first story, Alice’s Twinkling Winter’s Tale; – and in the meantime let it snow!
this story was also posted on “There was a Time”
___________________________
I’m glad you’re finding inspiration in a virtual world. 🙂 Wonderful story. Well done.
LikeLiked by 1 person
Many thanks my friend!
LikeLike
Reblogged this on Art by Rob Goldstein and commented:
There are many things to love about SL. There are virtual landscapers whose work is as fine as a painting. If you are a member of Second Life these sim recommendations are excellent,
LikeLiked by 1 person
very lyrical imagery and story! – and beautiful illustrations.
LikeLiked by 1 person
thank you!
LikeLike